Social Justice

Sr. Helen Prejean, other panelists urge Catholics to discuss death penalty at parish level

A tribute to Father Stan, an ordinary man who lived out his prophetic call

Inequities in world's food system have only worsened during pandemic

Outraged at mistreatment of Haitians, sisters take Biden administration to task

Psychological, emotional and verbal abuse by priests still ignored

Teresian Sisters in Malawi work to stem violence against people with albinism

Feed the hungry, Jesus said. Really, give them something to eat. Now.

Equity, not equality, is the Christian ideal

The Way of the Cross in my neighborhood

St. Joseph sisters take their firsthand border experiences to lobby lawmakers

Suffering and injustice linger for many, even 2 decades after 9/11's violence

9/11 anniversary stirs memories of New York and Afghanistan

The lies of ageism: Who told you that about aging?

Call it by name: Racism is a sin

Girls can speak for themselves, and Good Shepherd Sisters are amplifying their voices

Three sisters are finalists for Catholic Extension's Lumen Christi Award

Q & A with Sr. Mary Elizabeth Clark, writing mealtime prayers for 'ecological conversion'

Death of Fr. Swamy, tribal rights defender, motivates India's Catholic religious

Leviticus Fund leverages 'faith capital' for poverty-fighting projects

Warning girls about the tactics of human traffickers